Trainer Helenio Herrera, A.K.A. "The Wizard", was fired after four games at the beginning of the season (1970/71). Earlier that year - probably during summer training - the footbal team stopped by Cerro Maggiore's Titano for shopping. It was the norm back then as the Titano hosted quite often well known players as a marketing campaign to showcase the new models created by Titano's owner Adriano Sciuccati, in-house designer Armando Alberti and Salvatore Deodato.

Some of these photographs, which decorated the Titano’s walls, were published by trade magazine Foto Shoe. Representing the Inter F.C. were: Helenio Herrera, Sandro Mazzola, the two forwards: Brazilian Jair da Costa and Roberto Boninsegna (top scorer in two consecutive seasons), Mario Corso, goalkeeper Lido Vieri and the late Giacinto Facchetti.